A well-known singer has just made a cruel admission: she will not be able to stay living in Paris. The fault, according to her, is the pollution which is hitting the capital, but also the embarrassment that the Olympic Games are sure to cause. The opportunity to see that although she is 80 years old and has health problems, the artist keeps intact her ability to rant.
“I suffer from pollution, I have a pulmonologist”: this famous singer can no longer stand Paris
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Nicoletta has just celebrated her 80th birthday. The Franco-Swiss singer has come a long way since her birth in Vongy, in Haute-Savoie. The wife of the music producer, Jean-Christophe Molinier is today an essential figure (and for a while broke!) music. A situation which forces him to work again – and particularly in Paris. An increasingly complicated situation for her.
Guest of We’re doing TV again Saturday April 20, 2024 on RTL, the octogenarian gave her opinion on the capital and one thing is certain, for her, it is not the most beautiful city in the world…”I hate Paris, what Paris has become, populated by rats and filth. There is no more joy anywhere, there are cranes everywhere. It’s full of pollution, I suffer from it, I have a pulmonologist. Unfortunately Paris is suffering and it’s a shame because it’s an extraordinary city.e”, said Nicoletta in an extract relayed on the social network X by host Éric Dussard.
Nicoletta has a way with words and is not afraid to say things the way she wants. And when Eric Dussard began to talk about the fateful date of the Olympic Games which will take place in less than 100 days, Nicoletta – who had to sell his sumptuous house for financial reasons, immediately cut him off. “I’m leaving, I’m leaving!” she said. The singer explained that she will leave the capital during this period and will only return “two/three days, for work“. The artist must indeed sing at the Madeleine church on August 10: “I’m coming back for the Gospel concert but I won’t stay in Paris“. The interpreter of Mamy Blue already worried”entry permits“in the capital or QR codes which will be put in place and which frighten him.”No, no very little for me” she thunders before deploring the state of traffic in the streets of Paris. A blunt dig at the management of the capital and the organization of the Olympic Games.